Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-21
Mrs. Landry Sued.


Weber & Co. as a meat-market; was de-
stroyed. The loss is terrible on the Lake
Linden people.
Mrs. Langtry Sued.
DETROIT, May 20th.-Suits of attachment
against Mrs. Lily Langtry have been issued
here, as beginning of actions brought by
theatrical managers at Bay City, East Sag
inaw, Muskegon and Grand Rapids. The
Lily had engagements at all the points,
which she Cancelled, and it claimed injured
the business, as it worked a direct and
heavy loss to the managers. In each case
81 900 is claimed as damages.
The officer into whose hands the papers
were placed visited Mrs. Langtry' car, but
she was asleep, and the papers were not
served. The plan was to levy upon the val
liable articles of dress and finery carried by
Mrs. Langtry in her private car, the May
flower"
When she awoke the whole matter was
temporarily arranged by the actress giving
bonds to appear here in the suits when the
cases are called.
a Brutal Piece of Business.
PIrrsBURG, May 20th.-A serious phase
in the coke strike at Eyerson developed
this morning, when mob of 800 negroes
and Hungarian miners, armed with blud-
geons, suddenly appeared in the coke yard
at the Jimtown works of Colonel Shoe
maker without warning. They made a
savage attack on the men engaged in draw
ing out the coke from the ovens and such
laborers as could not escape were cruelty
beaten, one man being so badly kicked
that his life is despaired of. Having de-
stroyed all movable properly. the rioters
then marched to the works of James Coch-
ran & Sons, and destroyed the property
there. The total destruction of property
will probably amount to over $50 600.
Ingerson and Russian Extradition.
New YORK, May 20th.-[Special IA
letter was received at the anti Russian
treaty meeting last night from Colonel
Robert G. Ingersoll, as follows: With
every drop of my blood / am opposed to
| any treaty with Russia by which the United
States shall be bound to deliver 10 the
agents of an infamous Government men
who have simply been charged with politi-
| cal crimes. The Russian who does not
oppose the despotism of the Car is crimi-
nal, and the one who does is a patriot and
hero. No such treaty should be made
| while Siberia is the tomb of the bravest
and best"
New Call for Bonds.
WASHINGTON, May 20th.-The Secretary
of the Treasury this afternoon issued the
one hundred and forty-ninth call for the
redemption of bonds. The call is for
$40. III 800 bonds of the three-per-cent loan
of 1882, and notice is given that the princi-
| pal and accrued interest Of the bonds will
| be paid at the Treasury of the United States
| in the city of Washington, D. c., on the
lst day of July, 1887, and that the interest
| on said bonds will cease on that day.
Simply Taking Rest.
NEW YORK, May 20th.-It was reported
| ~, Vol ctraa ~ hot Iyo lo,,.
| Cakes, of the Northern Pacific Company,
had resigned in order to accept the Presi-
dency of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St.
Paul. The report, however, met with de-
mails from all sources. Secretary Wilkey-
son, of the Northern Pacific Company, saws
| that Cakes has not resigned, but has been
granted three months leave of absence, for
a much-needed rest.
| Suicide of an Old Soldier.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20th.-Brigadier-
General J. L. Selfridge shot and killed him.
selfyesterday within few steps of his resi-
dence. He was respondent on account of
his sufferings from an incurable disease of
| the kidneys General Selfridge's services
in the Federal army during the war were
exceptionally brilliant He was 81 years
of age. Since the war he has held various
| important Offices but of late he has lived
| in retirement.
Baseball Record.
ST. LOUIS, May GOTH St Louis 10.
Brooklyn 8.
LoUIsvILLE-Louisville s. Metropoli-
| tans 8.
! New YoRK.-New York 10, Pittsburg o.
| Observation-Disclosures 6, Baltimore 16.
| PHILADELPHIA. - Philadelphia 4, Chi
! cago 5.
WAsHINGroN.-Was l, Detroit II. .
| BosToN.-Boston 8, Indianapolis I.
CLEvELAND.-Athletics 10, Cleveland 3.
Baldwin's Los Angeles Again Winner.
LOUISVILLE May 20th.-The attendance
at Churchill Downs on the next to the last
| day of their spring meeting was fair and
| the weather was warm and beautiful. The
| programme to-day presented some fair
racing, but nothing unusual. Lucky Bald
win captured another established stake, his
| Los Angeles being an easy winner over
| Badge in the Elmendorf stakes. In the
| three quarter-mile dash dark horse again
made himself felt and only two fayorites
won during the day.
| Paper Currency for California.
WASHINGTON, May 20th.-Secretary Fair
child said to-day that he had not issued any
orders for the substitution of paper cur
! rency for gold coin as a medium of ex-
change in the Pacific coast States. He had
| Deen urSeO 10 Try SucD an e4 pertinent after
the 1st of July next, but as vet has not vet
had time to give the matter the attention it
deserves.
The Castleto Company Disbanded.
| DENVER, Nav 20th.-The Kate Castleton
| troupe disbanded here to-day. Castleton
and her husband go to San Francisco, and
the remainder of the company return to
New York tomorrow with the remains OF
Grace Leslie who was killed in the acct
dent at Salida yesterday morning.
Lets go A-Fishing."
MALONE On. ", May 2oth.-A gentle
man who is entirely sure of the facts states
that the President will leave Washington
next Thursday, May 18th, with Mrs. Cleve-
! land, Mrs Folsom, Colonel Lamont and
| Mrs. Lamont. for Saranac Lake, and will
be absent from the capital about ten days.
La CIiampsgne's Passengers.
New York, May 20th.-The steamer La
Bretagne has arrived. She left Havre on
May It'll with the passengers of the steam
ship La Champagne, which was run into
bv the Villa de Rio Jaaeiro. The Califor-
MIA passengers are due on May 9th.
Out of job.
PITTsBURG (Pa,), May 20th.-A strike of
brickmakers was inaagurated this morning,
and about 2,000 men are affected directly
by the strike.
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